
Disability Advocates Unmoved by Education Dept. Call as Restructuring Looms
NPR reports the department failed to reassure advocates amid fears of special education oversight being moved to another agency.

NPR reports the department failed to reassure advocates amid fears of special education oversight being moved to another agency.

A growing demographic of older adults without children or spouses is prompting a rethink of support systems, with experts calling for societal shifts that benefit everyone.

Health departments and nonprofits blindsided as federal funding for evidence-based programs is cut without warning.

Unproven therapies marketed for longevity and wellness are fueling a debate over access, regulation, and scientific evidence.

From GE Appliances' shift-scheduling app to Taiwan's wage debate and the 4-day week, companies and governments grapple with worker shortages and well-being.

Three new trials test experimental treatments for the Zaire ebolavirus strain, which currently has no approved vaccines or therapies.

From divorce coaches to financial experts, a look at how to manage the emotional, financial, and practical aspects of separation.

Research links brisk walking pace to sharper thinking in oldest old, offering a simple strategy to protect brain health.

Food Waste Action Week urges Canadians to become 'Leftover Legends' as experts share inventive recipes and tips to turn fridge odds and ends into delicious new meals.

Thousands lose drug plans over unpaid premiums as low as $8; new rules cap GLP-1 costs at $50 but exclude TRICARE for Life enrollees.